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The answer is Yes and No.

The Yes means this special parameter name My easy to read parameter can be override. And No means the approach you are using is not correct.

Firstly, hello world is a invalid value. Since what you defined it is a Microsoft.Storage/storageAccounts type, it does not allow you to use the characters other than lowercase letters and numbers, including spaces.

To achieve overriding the parameter name My easy to read parameter, you can not directly override it in the task configuration:

The name with spaces could not be recognized by the task. Because of the spaces, this task could not treat this special name as one completed string and will try to parse it. Then you would received the error like follow show:

Even not work by using double quotes around it.

The correct and succeed overriding method is using Override Parameter json file.

Create a new parameter json file, then specified the parameter name and value which you want to be override.

For example:

(1). This is my template json file which parameter name is My easy to read parameter and value is merlinliang:

(2). Now, create a another parameter json file. Specified a new value merlinoverride in it:

(3). In ARM deploy task configuration, configure like this:

You can see the name was override successfully: